How far would you go for your country. Would you give your life for a outcome you’re not even sure about. That's what the brave soldiers at valley forge did. In this essay i will explain to you my reasoning on why i would have quit at the battle of valley forge and why you should have quit too. There are three main reasons why you should quit the war. Lots of people died in the war who's to say you won't be one of them. Terrible living conditions. Not only those two reasons but you have a low chance to win. We as humans love self-preservation, we want what's best for our health and safety. We will do what we need to to survive and when we are threatened by something we either fight it or run from it. So here's the one question i have for you would you have ran or would you have stayed at the battle of valley forge.
Valley forge was the winter colonial fortress (notes), constructed by george washington, it was very uncomfortable and there were lots of problems that they faced. One major problem they faced was that washington was having trouble keeping his soldiers in the army (BE). …show more content…
The odds that the colonials would win are very low. Not only are they not as well trained as the british army they had a terrible living conditions.(BE) The british army had a great advantage over the colonial army. They had more weapons, better trained troops and more troops along with better living condition. This made it hard for washington to keep his armies morale up (Doc A). There were few things that the colonist had on the british army. One of the things the colonist had on the british was that they were fighting in familiar land, where the british were fighting on such unfamiliar land.Not only that the british had to travel across an ocean to get to the colonies. But these two things were not enough to stop the british army from taking an early lead in the war.
Valley forge was the winter colonial fortress (notes), constructed by george washington, it was very uncomfortable and there were lots of problems that they faced. One major problem they faced was that washington was having trouble keeping his soldiers in the army (BE). …show more content…
The odds that the colonials would win are very low. Not only are they not as well trained as the british army they had a terrible living conditions.(BE) The british army had a great advantage over the colonial army. They had more weapons, better trained troops and more troops along with better living condition. This made it hard for washington to keep his armies morale up (Doc A). There were few things that the colonist had on the british army. One of the things the colonist had on the british was that they were fighting in familiar land, where the british were fighting on such unfamiliar land.Not only that the british had to travel across an ocean to get to the colonies. But these two things were not enough to stop the british army from taking an early lead in the war.